GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) has announced four new integrations with research and discovery platforms as its network of partners continues to expand.
As researchers increasingly discover scholarly content through a wider variety of channels, including AI-powered research assistants, evidence platforms, and specialized research tools, GetFTR is extending its reach to support seamless access to trusted full-text content.
The latest organizations to integrate with GetFTR are:
• Olive Turn
• CrucibleIQ
• Laser AI by Evidence Prime
• Arakis
The integrations are designed to help researchers move more efficiently from content discovery to full-text access. Through GetFTR, research and discovery services can verify institutional access rights and provide direct links to full-text content from participating publishers without maintaining separate integrations with individual publishers.
GetFTR's technology can be embedded within different research workflows, enabling access information to be displayed at the point of discovery. This approach helps researchers identify content available through their institutions while simplifying access to authoritative published research.
The growing network of integrations also benefits other stakeholders across the scholarly communications ecosystem. Libraries can help researchers maximize the use of subscribed resources, publishers can improve discoverability of the version of record, and research platforms can offer a more streamlined user experience.
According to Dianne Benham, Product Director at GetFTR, the expanding community of integrators reflects the organization's goal of helping researchers connect with trusted content regardless of where their research journey begins. She noted that improved discovery and access can contribute to greater research integrity.
GetFTR stated that discussions with additional services are ongoing and that the number of platforms incorporating its technology is expected to continue growing. Organizations developing research, discovery, or AI-powered services can contact GetFTR to learn more about integration opportunities.
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